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tn Contr,c,ors

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the secretary of the Sterling Land
and Investment company until 12 O'Clock
noon March Is, 1887 for the building of the
Cooper Memorial college in the city OK Ster-
ling.
Plans end specifications can be seen at the
office of ". II. Page. secretary.
The company reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
BY order Of the Investment company.
W H. PAGE.
Secretary s. L. & /. Co.
Sterling, Kan, March 3, 1887. 93-et
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Kansas City cram and Provisions.

Dativ indicator reports wheat receipts 20. ship
mens. sst: I'm store 2i5.u0; higher. No cash al
bid; April - bid. May - bid
corn RECEIPTS lssl shipments sso In store s1s. Jt
dun: NJ cash 81; asrch sl$ bid; April s.
hid. NAV -
Oats No. : cash. ,, bid.
kxe No. Cash.l5 bid
Fyrs hutter hay steady. unchanged.
MIL Stur.-Steady- =; dried. ~
Corn N..ai.-tireen 52ls sacked.
Bran-iak. 4s; sacked. 81.
Mess Pork-SiS 80
Provsious-Su.,.r cured hams, 1sl bacon y; drfed
beef O. dried beef sce 9; dry salt clea rio sides
-: long clear IS So shoulders 81 90 snort ciesS,
Is ~. smoked clear rib sides, 50 ~: ions Gear.
IS %. shoulders s. 3e short clear. 81 a.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
On Borrowed Time.

ST. LOUIS, March 9-Dan Jewell, color
ed, who is under sentence to be hanged
here next Friday is suffering with severe
attack of pneumonia and is so weak thai
he is not able to walk The sheriff objects
TO executing man in this condition and
has asked the governor for respite until
his disease shall have run its course
Joseph Ciump, who was to have been
hanged next Friday for murder at Cass-
vile, Mo-, has been respited by the Cover
nor until April 16.
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- -
Nofire 10 Contractors

Sealed proposals Will be received M to !
O'Clock D. III Thursday, March 10Th, 1891. fol
the building of stone foundation its1xilt
feet, for II P Barnes q Son, I'd be located on
East Douglas averue.
Plans and specifications can he seen ct tia
Office of c. ". Terry, architect, III Biting
block
Wichita. Kansas, March 5th, ls37. 9i-4ts
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

One hundred lots sold in the Logan addi-
ton on Tuesday in less than two hours. by
w. o. Riddell s. Co. Fifty-two two-story
houses under contract. Over three hundred
lots sold since Saturday morning. Buy them
at once. See w. o. Riddell & Co., over
Kansas National bank, Main st. COLT
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

.
The wheat market not quite tenpestuous
as yesterday yet the deal interesting throughout
both s. ssioi and times was very exciting. The
market closed at siIs for may delivery last night
on the curb this morning purchases OF May were
made ~ hi III O. ss56. When the gong sounded On
Change parties paying S. and SIC in different
portions Of the pit. here was quick decline 10
siz but within minutes had reached Sc. The price
fell of 65s followed by recovery TO s4ss where
1t closed,
Corn advanced fully cents during the session and
closed i,sG bsc higher than yesterday.
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Removed.

Slower Bros. & Keister having bought out
Major. of ior & Breese, haye removed 10
1O5 " Douglas up stairs. rooms ana
where they have formed a partnership with
Mr. Breese, and where they viii wels-"ne all
old patrons well as new ores The nrm
name hereafter viii be Breese, Slower Bros
& keister. dS--t"
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Excursloni Excurs,On:

Call at tho Wichita Trunk factory. 10,
W Douglas ave, for your trunks, .vaiises
satche!s, etc, as we have the largest and
most complete stock west of Chicago. Just
received, large assortment Of lunch bas
kets. Anyone that is going on the Califor
ria excursion will do well by calling at The
Wichita Trunk factory, l25W Douglas ave
You will be astouIshed to find the aseort
inent of travelling goods there. 95-tf :.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Atfeutsou Tad,ec

have rented room in the Eagle clothing
house with entrance on Lawrenceavenue and
will fit up the same for millinery parlors.
My stock is now on the road direct from
New York and will be open in a few days.
Ladies favor me with call.
d92-St+ L. E. BRENNAN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Here Are bargains For You.
u lots on E University add, s215 each.
10 lots junction Town. S5.V each.
= lots Main. $3.50 each.
See Kansas addition
. 4 lots in Lawnfield, 81. 100
50 1t on Waco bet lst and %.
COLEMAN, HANLEY & Co.
9i-St l0j " Douglas.
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st. Louis Gram and Provisions.

ST. Louts GRAIN and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. March p
Flour ull and easy.
Wheat Less Active, firm ana higher. No red,
cash, sgIz61.9ss: May. slelSl5s; closing SIG;
Corn at aud higher and as,a34c higher. No
mixed cash. 3G14 April. 35le bin, May, $3.50 q;
closing Sess; June, STA.
oats-Dan but s<,s, No. 2 mixed 2S1e May, 1915.
Rye-Easy at 5s.
Barley-6i.
Lead Active and firm. Common. 4 20: refined .;
chemical rard. -.
Butrer-Ahout sioady; creamery 25s2s dairy, 5Gas4.
Egps-frmer at lll.
Pork-SlSUD
Lard-S. 62Ia
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Chicago Lave Stock.

CHICAGO. March o
The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts i',U
shipments 2rk. market brisk and c higher; fancy.
S. tO(,J 1l shipping steers so 10 1867 pounds * e,e1
5 sckers and feeders slow. 81 5t9l ~. COWS. bulls
and mixed - 2flS 81; huik 81 AJtL3 -
H0gs--Receipts li,st. shipments $3.50 market
packing and shipping 81 'tes6 u, light e. ZVs3 90
sktis s. 5AG,4 81
Sheap-Receipts sao shipments 100; market
steady: natives IS oIas -: western s. 5Ui IS; Tex
ans s. Usil. 90; lambs 81 5lh-5 *.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Proposals For Wagon Transportation.
HeApQCAETEss DIT. or thy MISSOURI
OFFICE o. CHIEF SUAErEHNAsTxs-
FoET LEAvENwogrH. KANSAS. February IL isss
Sealed proposals. in tip,icate, bIect 10 the usul
cscnciiiou< viii be received this cfhce until Il
o'cnc Eorr Saturday March - 1885,. at which Time
and place they Will be operes In the IT. seiac- OF bd
the following described rones the Department Of
the Missouri during he fiscal year mmesctnx July
/ /, iSSs. and ending June 81 tscS. viz.
os,te No. i-Csid ell. kanss>. 20 Fort Reno. /.
-di-tan Ill miles or from the nearest railroad
ton on tie Southern Kansas rat,w exterior
Route Sn. New kiowa- Kansas. TO Forts Supply,
/ T. and Elliott, Texas-<ifsS.nce to Fort Supply
miie: Ia Fort rigios: ies.so niles or from lie
rasiro staIi OF tle kioSa extension Of
The southern Kansas railway TO those posts
Route No A-rrpu the Nearest Faif-l<S3 s1EitoI On
the extension I the SsutteEn raiWar, sxcta
ON .rkansne Ssy. KAN as to-torr SIH. J. T.
Route NJ. l-H0ar5etr2 Wi h ~ Falls, fs1As, ar
other railrs al p~tDN the Enrr Worth DcEveJ
city railway FSFS Sill l. dis abcs from Henri
Wichita Falls at~,G- S anu s.
lively.
Route No s-FroIs the northwestern Terminus OF
the Fort Worth Dcaser City railway 60 Fort Elliot.
rexAs
Proposals sor transportation N .nv O, all tie
routes above aarnrd will he rsceised The guveyE-
ais
Eank propnesls form Of Contract ard pr.nied ely
culsrs. giving full information % the manner 81
eidafng. etc. VIII be furnished en- Application 20
q IL ossc~
Envelopes containing proposais should be nsrkss
-TreposAls fer Trsnspo~sAtfaA on Rouss So.-s-
an sdcrrssed 10 the underlined.
Major and Quar.srmssssr. c. q A., Chief CsAfssx-
master ss<sE-A
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

We want your inside and your outside
property on our books We have customers
every day for your property. Bring it to us
if you want it sold.
MCDOWELL & MANSON.
9l-tf Room over 254 N. Main S..
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Kansas CITY Live stock.


catre. = Receipts. esq; shipments. Sc; lower;
good 10 choice Al isa ~ common 70 medium - 81
ctO,. srocs.r- A. .5GS 15: feeling steers 6 S,ss
5 "a cows common 10 choice. s. e'ess ~ .,
HOGS Rpreip,s ST, shipments GShs; ~ cents
lower. ,on, Ia choice s. e. o. -. common 10
me.tiiir~ iaS5 80: skips aid pigs IS iS~5 10
Sbeep-Seceirts 5S7; shipments, ost: stettiy
good 10 choice IS 2eS s5: common 20 medium 9 .
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
An Addition as is an Addition.

Demings on Hydraulic between llth and
13th-tirst time ever offered No corafield
addition, this Come quick and pick. Great
and dead low bargains.
BALDRIDGE. HUBBARD q Co,
94-6t $50 N MAIN, Room /.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

. lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st.
4 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
q lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
s lots on Ellis ave. near Kellogg st,
&r. H. l. Rick.
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Now Nnrs Live stock.

NEW YogE. March 9.
Pae-es-peceipts 8 carloads; steady; steefe 81 SS
s 50; bulls and dry cows 50 Sleft =
Shsep-Receipts 6sp; d6iI ana lower WIN 50"
sales a. 1.s5 for sheep and saat - Tor ESinos
H,cs-Receir;s SIR weaker At SSso "a
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

s Lots on corner of Ida and Prince street,
Hyde's addition.
& Lots on Lulu ave. Hyde's addition.
2 Lots on Washington, Hyde's addition.
3 Lots on Pattie ave, Hyde's addition.
9 Lots on Ellis ave, Hydes addition.
4 Lots on Hydraulic ave, Hyde's addition.
For sale by Illinois Real Estate Co.. room
/, No PSI n Main st. d96-1t
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To Let.
Star mail route from Coffeyyil!e to Clare
more l. T., to sub let. Stables, house. fur
niture corn, hay, boat, s horses, = mules
hack, blackboard, harness, every thing COM
plete Sub-contract will draw $3.50 per year
for carving mail, and make about as much
more on express aad passengers The prop
erty will invoice about Sl,400. Contracs
runs years from July ], 1887 Possession
given about April l. 1887. The present cen
tractor has run this route for about 10 years
Reason for selling, poor health and desire
TO change his business. Price of outfit 81 600.
Address STRoCGH, MARTIN & Co,
d94-tf Coifeyville, Kan.
Coats thread in all numbers at New York
prices to dealers. Larimer & Stinson, 1872
Main st, Wichita. 93-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Now is the ume to buy your boots, shoes;
Grand $500 upright piano given away;
ticket given 10 every purchaser OF pair OF
boots or shoes at John Bratsch's until july
49, 1887 d9o-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
New York Gram and Provisions.

New York Gram and Provisions.
NEW YORK. March
wheat-Bctter; No. : rcd. 9sss elevator; 9ll@s2
delivered
livered.
oais-Quiet mixed western $685.; white e l-i2
E.rsS-l.ower Ia
CheeSe-ipul'; western. fat. laEiS.
EutteI-Weetern; steady IOrIS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Subscribers to the 18th st. bridge fund are
hereby requested to call at once and pay
their subscription to A. H. Maxwell or J. K.
Sawyer, who are authorized TO receipt for the
same. w. T.. WOODMAN,
A. Fl. MAXWELL, Sec'y. President.
d9l-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Pumps OF the very best make furnished
and put in by an experienced mechanic at
the Oak street hardware store 90 Gt+
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

If you have bargain for sale bring it to
us ard it will be sold before the day is done.
Jl-tf Mcdowell & MANSON,
Room 5 ND stairs 2J4 Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Fifty feet on Waco ave a: a spo.isl bar
O.in UEoRsK G. 4 ArTREws,
dQ6tf l:S Douglas ave-
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Removed.

The real estate firm of Kindred & Williams
has removed from 123 Douglas to l03 W
Douglas, in the Wells Fargo Express Office.
d96-2t+ KINDRED &, WILLIAMS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. March g.
Stocks opened higher bnt weakened under heavy
sales The tone bulIsh but pressure to sell was
too strong.
Money call easy at ~ per cent; closed at g.
Prime mercantile ia per sac.
Sterling exchs nse steadier.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Hardy Solomon & Sons have the exclu-
sive sale of the Blue Grass add. Office 33l E
Douglas ave. SStf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Extra copies Of the EAGLE can be OBJ
saiued in the counting room for five cents
zach. with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Fuilders and others using hardware,
pumps, &c, will find it to their interest to
trade at the Oak street hardware store.
90 Ga
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Jno. 8. Cozine & Co. have removed their
office to 23S North Main st. They have a fine
list of property at lowe st prices. Cali and
examine their list and look at the property
and YOU will be convinced. dg4 Ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Deniny,s Addition.

Two show cases for sale cheap by Post, the
pawpbroker, 42S Douglas ave. delft
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
STATE FKANSAs.

COUNTY OF S.iDfwiCk, "
l. NJ w Levy, Cashier Of the above named bank
do sole,nrv swear that the above is
10 The best OF my know ledge and belief,
NJ ". LEVY. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this Inlay oi
ISeaiI March 1881 EDWIN l.. WILCOX.
Notary Public
Correct-Attest: \. W. OLIVER,
JoHN DAVIDSON ? Directors.
}. C. ItTTAS
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Never before offered. Deming's addition,
northeast between 18th and 18th. For sale
cheap by BALDRIDGE. HUBBARD & Co..
94-6t $50 n Main, Room l.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

We have a few lots left in the Logan addi-
ton. w. O. RIDDELL & Co
Over Kansas National bank Main st
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Blanks.

Deeds ard mortgages standard, genera
form and No. 8, for sale in quantities tC
suit at this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
For Sale.


100x229 IT Waco below 14th. $1,000
so fe below Central on Waco, good
house $500
100 it f F Waco, Carey Park .. 300
100 tt Z T on Wichita below l2th...... 5000
l00x75 E Park Place ave ....... 400
100 fit Z on Water cor llth. -. 49,. 5000
30 ft on Water near 10th, new S-room
house 5000
80 # Water st below Oak, well impr'd. 5000
100 It E E1poria 100 # above 18th 1900
81 IT a bll, W of Waco on Elm, Groom
house, etc. $500
l47 it cor Waco and ave &c" ..... G000
100 # cor bort, Riverside add $1,000. 1000
s lots Ark ave Rosenthars add, lst tier 2400
100 it cor Park and Cleveland, L F. 2lC0
100 IT, All joining above. .. 2400
IS tt Maple ST University Place add -. $500
s lots ne front cor 5th and 18th. ....... 1900
lots T. T bort ave Riverside add ~ 5000
, lots on Emporia of 18th - $500
Reed, Jackman IL Co., room 6, IA North
Main. 95-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Special bargains.

In Carey Park, kosenthai's add. Main st.
lots Wheeler's add, Mascot and Mills add
also a snap in Garfield ami Richmcuos add.
HiTE, DUGGER & KRIMER,
ofst+ IL North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Buy lots in the Logan addition, of W. O.
Riddell e. Co., over Kansas National bank.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Fifty fit on Washington st. one-half blk
from Douglas next to alley. This can be
had today for only 5000 Illinois Real
Estate Co, room l, No Pol Main ST. 96-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

For sale.
Houses and lots in Strongs addition Oh
easy terms of payment fosH & Co,
97-2t# Room 8, 224 North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

IcA walker vice president; OF the above named
hsnk ID, .aler,niy wear that tie foregoing state
n,en, Is true 10 she be>, Of ry kpowloee and e-'(
| c. A WALKER. Vice Pres
| A,,est.-J O. pAvrr<Ay. Frrs
ycHS c. DEssr CaSuor-
Sworn to and snbs1 tied hesore ne this IN day OF
u,rrh !. u so, Tics q FrrVs. Notary Public.
fsxAl SedS sscx Soont!' Aels
Ny commission expires Oct =. 100 oss%t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Now is the time to buy lots in the Blue
Gras, odd. before all the corners are gone.
For sale by Hardy Solomon & Sons, 33l E
Douglas ave. SS-f
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Now on the market for the first time.
Rafting good bargains and good terms For
sale by BALDRID0E, HUBBARD & Co.,
9i-GI $50 N Main, Room /.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

DEPORr Of the condition or The STATE NATION
IL AL RANK OF WICHITA. at Wichita in the state
OF Kansas a. the close business March /. 1857.
FF>OTpCES
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
The Ohio Addition

Corner Hydraulic and 18th SITS. These lots
are in the best residence part OF the city and
for sale On easy terms SStf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

would like to have Ir. n l. Rick call a.
the City hotel. l. HALBExANN.
ac9:
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

Uf h-NNSAN
COUNTY OF SSrsawfCS-N
l. l. n. skinner. csshier of the above nan, bank
do saleinnly that the above statement
u the best Of my knowledge and belief.
l. u. SKE.NFTs Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this tn DAY y.
March. 1885,. Jos '. DACGHERTr, Notary Public
1erm expires April ath. ISL
CONCENTRATIONS J. Z. AiIkN,,
". + GREEN, Directors.
Is II Kos EARais,
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10

DEPoRT Of the condition OF the WICHITA Ma
llTIOSAL BANK. at Wichita. In the state or Kan
sas al. the Close OF business. Iarch t. 1851
RESOURCES.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
For Sal

Bargains in farms and city property.
BREEZE, SToyER BRos. Il kRIsTER
1885,
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-10
Notice TO Contractor,

Sterling, Kan, March 3, 1887. 93-et
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
TIE OBLIGATION.

Mr.. Roscoe Conkling is reported as
saying in the Virginia cases. before the
United States Supreme Court, that the
foreign creditors of the State were specu-
lators. Even if they were it would not
affect the validity of single coupon
But the fact is that the obligation of the
State is a question of principle and policy
entirely apart from prejudice, and indie
pendent of any personal account Of the
creditors
As far as we know anything about 10, il
has generally been understood that the
loan was negotiated TO avery great extent
in London, and that the creditors or their
representatives are the original holders
of the bonds. With all the deep interest
we take in this matter, however. we have
not considered the question Of who
the owners OF the bonds were Of sufficient
Importance TO inquire into TO- On The
contrary, we put the debt question upon
the merits of AN honest obligation that
can be settled, and that So far from being
our enemies the creditors are friends
when they are ready 20 carry loan at
the lowest rate of interest.
tits not to pay the debt. but TO arrange
it by a compromise whereby the creditors
get only a security for a reduced amount
and carry The new loan at a reduced rate
Of interest
When your obligation formoney is out,
the question of who holds # does not
affect the obligation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
EICHMOND's FUTURE.

Now that the election is over with
such good results. and that the future is
so full OF promise. let US remind the
people of Richmond that the city needs
what in business Is called boom and
il IS the people who are at fault when we
do not get H. There are only three cities
in the United States anything like
the size Of Richmond that could claim
equal or superior advantages to our own
and Richmond is prominently the lead
ing city Of the South.
The growth has been rapid in the last
ten years, but il has been merely natu'
raj one. achieved by our own people with
the material at hand What we want
now is the outside capital and enterprise
TO come in and join hands with the
native element No northern or south
ern man ever comes within our gates but
he is quick TO see The advantages OF big
railroad centre with water-line, and
with an immense capacity for manuiac-
turing in a climate where labor lives
cheaply and where nature furnishes the
motive power for all the factories we
could build There is nothing like pub
lie spirit, and a community like ours
should pull hard and altogether.
Besides the beauty of the city end its
material advantages we can offer the
great feature Of healthy and peaceful
community, where all Interests are safe,
and where, we believe, capital and labor
can cooperate upon an absolutely just
relation Of their respective rights.
We all know this, but we ought to
make the world know a.
The duty Of the press is to give Rich
mond all the advertising it can for the
boom is honest and without any clap
trap to IT,
Above all, when you assist the boom,
donot cry poverty.
As we said before, and intend to say all
the time, real men are not poor who have
sense, character, and industry, and such
city as Richmond to work in.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
MUSICIANS or THE Street


|nN.'IHI ||lI." NNNNHN.'
NEW YoRK Soy. l5-Streot musicians boo
NeD Yors are mot limited Co the hand organ
every portable instrument under tho SUM
stops at times and tunes opp under your WIN
lows Yesterday two men. 0ue with 3D. bag
pipe. the other with p.aro.h welt through
ny street masking music weird. wild and pa.
lhoticaut sweet Here AMI lhcre "a nickel
was thrown 90 them from the upper stories.
and here and there fol tear The concert
was musical They lal not the mc'mcged
manners of hardened street musicians So
ueiaton was news o. them. But they woke
the echoes with old Scottish er- that moved
hearts aud moIstancd eyes
lf one might judge oi thCm and their mis-
tory. one m .ht say That they were Scotch
men. stranded n Sew York without money
and took this simple plan of earning little
Sometimes mu stops Ou @ corner after
OBI -htiall and sings song, not in Che cracked
ami dreadful voice " the blind professional
street singer hut ln Sweet and melQdious
notes. One ly one the passing people haIt t0
bear hln. aad iew remember t0 pay for tho
pleasure Dbl. has given ile is peIhaps Of
higher station. and temporarily m distress
~ ,b.g he docs 10 for "a lark. for tle pleasure
OF giving pleasure 90 those whose pleasures
are law.
somctmcsa very old man. dwllod and
muarchal plays upon large chrionet
making such music a. lhe souls of musicians
love Ilsovient that n this humble sll,o
"a master hreathos upon the instrument That
D.. ia- descended from some height Ut talent,
au0 perhaps fame. is evident lbs garments.
too. base. come down When Ao temblos
duln. tAe pau IS in hismas.c DOS hearers ige.
Observation-Disclosures somehow tle.r bands
Gad tleir way o. ,ha.r pocket, Tho tlroas
about liu increases au che time. ui- se..o
t.ols aro not tle much haiped upon aus from
Unpopular operas. they are The classic AIRS
ot tao past and when bee was app 'auled
lL.lllo. old face flushed up with pleasure,
lnl Dee acknowledged the compliment wltA
tae grace of an artist
uist0r. f0r00,h, have the street mlsi
SLAMS Tines have lived r0mance- and saNIed
Oh Tragedies Poverty nalas on one side %
tAem and all on the OtleL Iue way has
been long and up h.il al tie way. with hers
and there a light, hale AMI "a DO OH J15-
They suggest blind Homer They to more
They keepOu hearts tender I" "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

Herr Most is not deferred. lie comes
to the front perfectly conscious that he
can incite other people to what he would
not do At Kraemer's Hall, on Satur-
day evening last, he howled for revenge
and threatened with death the court Off
GERS in Chicago who brought his brethren
to the moose on Friday. He demands
blood and roars for speedy death.
Let us take notice to see who sympa-
thise with Herr Most. He has gotten in
his hole
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

The demonstration i'm London is no
confined to the poor people, who, in
vast crowded city, feel starvation with
out the reason to understand that i'm
worldly affairs. selfish man thinks only
Of taking care of himself The bad part
about it is that whenever want makes
masses of people mad, the criminal
classes and the Socialists give the action
and motive to the demonstration Lon
don is full Of thieves of all degrees, and
of course, if popular disturbance can
give an opportunity for their business In
the midst Of violence, so much the better
for the thieves. There, then, is the
difficulty.
II the suffering people would hold
meetings and call publ, attention 10
their condition quietly and in a reason
able way charity would be quick TO
answer the call But it is the ident'f-
cation with thieves and the excitation of
passion by the bad element that takes oil
the claim that the poor are entitled to.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

Boulanger, Wilson, and the decoration
pedlers are still the topics of Paris Cos
sips.
As NJ. Wilson was the organizer Of the
cabal which thrust General Boulanger
from office, the latters position has been
reyolutionized by the disgrace and down
fall of his arch enemy The return Of
General Boulanger to the War Depart
ment is generally regarded as inevitable,
provided the successor Of President
Grevy SHOULD be NJ. de Freycinei, NJ. Bris-
son, NJ. Floquet or any other of the can
dids,es thus far proposed except NJ. Jules
Ferry and the Due d'Aumale